Service · Three Michigan Locations · Seasonal

Snowblower Service
& Repair.

Don’t get caught when the first snowfall hits. Expert snowblower service and repair available for all major brands.

All Major Brands
3
Michigan Locations
$119.99
Starting at
14+
Service Steps
3
Service Tiers
Certified Technicians
Our technicians are manufacturer-certified across the brands we carry — including Toro and Cub Cadet.
Approval Before Extra Work
If additional repairs are identified during inspection, we contact you by phone or email for approval before any additional work is performed.
Quality Parts
We use OEM parts when available, along with quality aftermarket parts — matched to your equipment and your budget.
Pricing

Snowblower service packages.

Two packages by snowblower type — two-stage and three-stage are covered together. Starting price includes labor; parts billed separately.

Single-stage snowblower illustration Single-Stage
Snowblower
Up to 22″ Width
Starting at
$119.99
+ Parts
Fuel system inspection and cleaning
Spark plug inspection and replacement
Fuel filter inspection and replacement
Auger paddle inspection and wear check
Chute and deflector inspection
Cable adjustment and lubrication
Complete operational test
Brands ServicedToro, Cub Cadet — plus all major brands
Priority Service
Next Bay Priority Service
When downtime isn’t an option, Next Bay Priority Service moves your equipment to the front of the line. Designed for customers who need fast turnaround, this premium service provides expedited diagnosis and repair so you can get back to work, riding, or maintaining your property sooner.
Priority Rates
$200first hour · Lawn & Garden
1 hour minimum, plus parts  ·  $150 each additional hour
Powersports: $270 first hour (1 hr minimum, plus parts) · $200 each additional hour
What’s Included

Here’s exactly what we do.

Every snowblower receives a thorough service by certified technicians. Select your tier.

01Inspect and clean fuel system
03Inspect and replace spark plug
04Inspect and replace fuel filter
05Inspect primer bulb and fuel lines
06Inspect auger paddles for wear and cracking
07Inspect chute, deflector, and chute crank
08Adjust and lubricate throttle and chute cables
09Inspect and test electric start (if equipped)
10Lubricate all moving components and pivot points
11Inspect skid shoes and scraper bar
12Complete operational and performance test
Fuel system drained for off-season storage when serviced before December 15 and snow conditions have not yet begun
Single-stage snowblowers are tested at idle and full throttle to verify consistent auger engagement and clean snow discharge before return.
01Change engine oil (4-stroke engines)
02Inspect and clean fuel system
04Inspect and replace spark plug
05Inspect and replace fuel filter
06Inspect drive belt and adjust or replace as needed
07Inspect auger belt and adjust or replace as needed
08Inspect and replace shear bolts if worn
09Inspect auger gearbox oil level
10Adjust drive tire friction disc or traction control
11Inspect skid shoes and scraper bar
12Lubricate all grease points and moving components
13Inspect electric start battery and heating element (if equipped)
14Complete operational and drive engagement test
Fuel system drained for off-season storage when serviced before December 15 and snow conditions have not yet begun
Two-stage service includes a drive system and belt test to ensure your snowblower moves reliably through snow and throws cleanly — not just that the engine runs.
01All items in Two-Stage Snowblower Service
02Full lubrication service at all grease fittings
03Impeller and accelerator inspection (three-stage models)
04Drive transmission inspection
05Electric start system test and battery check
06Track or wheel drive system inspection (if equipped)
07Full high-load operational test
Commercial snowblowers are tested at full load to verify the drive system, auger, and impeller perform reliably under heavy snow conditions.
Common Problems

Signs your snowblower needs service.

Most snowblower problems are preventable with regular service. These are the issues our technicians see most often.

01
Won’t Start After Summer Storage
Stale fuel breaks down over summer — the most common cause of no-start at the first snowfall. Fuel system service and fresh fuel resolves this in most cases.
02
Not Throwing Snow Far Enough
A worn auger paddle (single-stage), damaged impeller, or low engine power reduces throw distance. Auger and impeller inspection restore full clearing performance.
03
Drive System Won’t Engage
A worn drive belt, failed friction disc, or stretched control cable keeps two-stage snowblowers from self-propelling. Drive system service restores reliable traction.
04
Shear Bolts Keep Breaking
Shear bolts break to protect the auger from rocks and ice. If they’re breaking frequently, the auger gearbox or a jam in the auger housing may be contributing. We inspect the full auger system.
05
Chute Won’t Rotate
A frozen or corroded chute, a broken chute rod, or a worn deflector cable keeps snow from being directed where you need it. Chute and cable service restores full directional control.
06
Electric Start Not Working
A dead battery, corroded terminals, or a failed heating element prevents electric starting. We test and repair the full electric start system.
Brands

Brands we service.

We service all major snowblower brands, including those purchased elsewhere.

All Major BrandsincludingToroCub Cadet
When to Service

Best time to bring your snowblower in.

August – November
Pre-Season Service
The best time to service your snowblower is before the snow arrives. Pre-season appointments are available and typically have shorter wait times than mid-winter. Don’t wait until the first storm to find out your machine won’t start.
After the Season
Post-Season Storage Prep
Proper storage prep after the snow season prevents fuel system problems during the off-season. We drain and treat the fuel system, and recommend storing with fresh oil and a stabilized tank.
Service Locations

Drop off at the location nearest you.

Location — 01
Metro Detroit
Ray, MI
23075 27 Mile Rd
Ray, MI 48096
Location — 02
Greater Lansing
Dimondale, MI
10895 Vermontville Hwy
Dimondale, MI 48821
Location — 03
Northern Michigan
Houghton Lake, MI
2018 W Houghton Lake Dr
Houghton Lake, MI 48629

Snowblower service is drop-off at any of our three Michigan locations. Schedule early in the fall season to avoid peak-season delays.

Customer Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Most snowblower tune-ups take 1–3 business days. Repair service typically runs 3–7 business days. During peak winter season, wait times may be longer — scheduling in fall is recommended.
Yes. We service all major brands, including those not purchased from us.
Yes. Fuel left over summer breaks down and causes hard starting or no-start at the first snowfall. Annual service prevents this.
If the rubber paddles on a single-stage snowblower are cracked, chunked, or worn down to the metal, they need replacement. We inspect auger paddles as part of every single-stage service.
If our technicians identify issues beyond the original service request, we will contact you with our findings and provide an estimate before any additional work is performed.
Not generally. Contact our service department to check, as availability may vary by season.
Coverage

Warranty & parts.

Service Warranty
Backed by our work.
Parts warrantyManufacturer Warranty Applies
Parts Policy
The right part for the job.
OEM partsUsed When Available
Aftermarket partsQuality Options Offered
Service Terms
  • All listed prices are starting prices. Parts are billed separately on every service.
  • If additional repairs are identified during inspection, we contact you by phone or email for approval before any additional work is performed.
  • Service turnaround times are estimates only and are not guaranteed. Peak-season (November–January) wait times may be longer.
  • This is a seasonal service page. Contact us to confirm service availability during your desired window.
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